I was in Henrys last weekend, buying a Sigma 10-20, and i saw one on the rear 
display
shelf. Also 
saw one at the Thornhill location when i was buying B&W paper a few weeks ago. 
I would
imagine 
they are still there. They push Canon and Nikon a lot harder.

Dave         
                                
> Shel,
> 
> I'll duck into Henry's today and see if they have any DS2's. They're 
> Canada's equivalent to B&H and they're showing stock on the DS2 for 
> $818USD on their site. Check them out at http://www.henrys.ca they do 
> ship to the US (Half their site is set up to sell to the US)
> 
> -Adam
> 
> 
> 
> John Celio wrote:
> 
> >> However, if there is nothing coming soon to replace the DS2, and if 
> >> in fact
> >> the DS2 is discontinued, then I will give serious consideration to 
> >> moving
> >> away from Pentax.  I ~never~ thought I'd say those words, but it's now
> >> something that I am considering, or at least thinking about.  I feel let
> >> down by the comapny I've supported and boosted since before 1967.
> >
> >
> > Dude, Shel, calm down.  The DS2 isn't even supposed to be available in 
> > North America.  The fact that none of your "trusted sites" have it 
> > simply attests to the fact that they have to import it.
> >
> > As far as I am concerned, with today's cut-throat digital camera 
> > market (where'd Minolta go?  oh right, they were bought out and then 
> > quit making cameras altogether), as long as Pentax stays in business, 
> > I'll be happy.  I know they will eventually come out with a new dSLR 
> > to replace my D, but in the meantime I'm very happy with my camera.
> >
> > To stay alive, Pentax MUST stay successful.  If that means making 
> > small changes to their dSLR range every now and then to keep it fresh 
> > in consumers' minds, so be it.  I'm patient because I know Pentax is 
> > worth the wait.
> >
> > By the way, when the D2 comes out, I call dibs on naming mine R2.
> >
> > John Celio
> > Future owner of R2 the D2
> >
> > -- 
> >
> > http://www.neovenator.com
> >
> > AIM: Neopifex
> >
> > "Hey, I'm an artist.  I can do whatever I want and pretend I'm making 
> > a statement."
> 
> 

                                


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